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A British nurse who recovered from Ebola travels to the US to donate blood to try to save the life of another victim of the virus.
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Powerful and disturbing paintings by survivors of the 1945 atomic bomb in Hiroshima are to go on show outside Japan for the first time.
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The Spanish version of the US national anthem
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China's President Xi Jinping begins his first official visit to India aiming to improve ties and boost Chinese investment.
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Fiji's former military leader, Frank Bainimarama, looks on course to win a majority in the first polls in the island nation in eight years.
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Negotiations on Iran's nuclear programme go into extra time
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World powers are set to resume talks in New York with Iran, but diplomats say a breakthrough on its disputed nuclear programme is unlikely.
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The Jewish community in Egypt is on the verge of disappearing - up until the 1950s, as many as 100,000 Jews called the country home - now, just 12 remain.
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Taiwan's government says it will impose harsher penalties for food safety violations after a "gutter oil" scandal.
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More than 30 historic theatres in England and Wales are "at risk" from decay, closure or irreversible change, according to the Theatres Trust.
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Medical staff go on trial in Argentina charged with kidnapping babies born in captivity to left-wing prisoners during military rule.
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Islamic extremism in the Middle East and the Rotherham abuse scandal are fuelling a UK far-right backlash, a Home Office adviser claims.
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Channel 4's Gogglebox and BBC game show Pointless are among the British winners at the Rose d'Or international TV awards in Berlin.
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Sony shares plunged by up to 12% in Tokyo trading after it warned of a bigger than expected annual loss because of its mobile business.
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Five people are killed after violent storms unleash a flash flood at a camp site in Herault in southern France.
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A Chinese newspaper calls for clarification about China's envoy to Iceland, who has gone missing amid rumours he was a Japanese spy.
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Country music star George Hamilton IV dies in Nashville, Tennessee at the age of 77.
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Thai police admit they are struggling to find the killers of two British tourists, after it emerged crime scene DNA did not match that of any suspect.
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British Muslim leaders call for the immediate release of Alan Henning, the UK hostage threatened with death by Islamic State extremists in Syria.
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UK retail sales rose by 0.4% during August, helped by shoppers looking to snap up high-powered vacuum cleaners ahead of an EU ban on the products.
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Wales rise to their highest world ranking for 20 years after climbing 12 places to join Scotland in joint 29th.
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Thailand's PM apologises for suggesting tourists in bikinis were vulnerable to attack unless they were unattractive after two UK holidaymakers were killed.
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Medics in rebel-held Syria accidentally gave a muscle relaxant to up to 75 children instead of a measles vaccine, killing 15, the opposition says.
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The Australian Rugby Union wants the British and Irish Lions to start their 2017 tour of New Zealand in Australia.
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The Duchess of Cambridge, who is pregnant with her second child, will not visit Malta this weekend on advice of doctors, Kensington Palace says.
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Chinese online giant Alibaba is expected to set the price of its shares later in what could be a record-breaking initial public offering in New York.
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A BBC team is attacked in southern Russia after investigating reports of Russian servicemen killed near the border with Ukraine.
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A BBC documentary team has filmed hundreds of refugees being held back by French police as they attempt to board trucks and other vehicles heading to Britain from Calais.
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A Colombian women's cycling team says it will not stop wearing its flesh-coloured kit despite criticism from the sport's governing body.
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Two-time Grand Slam winner Li Na is set to announce her retirement from tennis because of injury, Chinese state media says.
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A French aid worker from the medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) has contracted the Ebola virus in Liberia, reports say.
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A bill to restrict foreign ownership in Russia's media will go before the Russian parliament, dominated by allies of President Putin.
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Russians find their relatives killed in Ukraine conflict are forgotten
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The BBC's Jeremy Bowen has travelled with the Syrian army to the front line where forces are fighting what they call religious extremists.
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Singer Miley Cyrus is the subject of an official complaint after being spanked with a Mexican flag on the country's independence day.
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The Irish government upgrades growth forecasts for 2014 after the economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 1.5% in the April-to-June quarter.
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A team of health workers in Guinea, who were trying to raise awareness about Ebola, are missing and may have been kidnapped, reports say.
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Officials in Chile say three people have been arrested in connection with a bomb that injured 14 people at a subway station in Santiago earlier this month.
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Six women are convicted of running a "pyramid scheme" in south-west England and south Wales in which thousands of people lost money.
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Eleven trainee judges in India are dismissed after being accused of sexism and brawling.
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Police carry out anti-terrorism raids in Sydney sparked by intelligence that Islamist extremists were planning random killings in Australia.
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A British man has been killed in an incident on the Greek island of Santorini, the Foreign Office confirms.
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India and China sign 12 agreements, one of which will see China investing $20bn in India's infrastructure over five years.
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A South African rescue team flies to Nigeria to help locate missing South Africans believed to have been inside a church hostel when it collapsed.
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A court in Nepal convicts one of the world's most notorious alleged con-men and serial killers, Charles Sobhraj, of a second murder.
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France's President Hollande says he is ready to launch air strikes to help Iraqi forces fighting the Islamic State group.
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Malta turns away a ship travelling from Guinea over fears one person on board may be infected with the Ebola virus.
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The BBC's John Simpson speaks to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange on his new book and his continued refuge at the Ecuadorian Embassy.
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Celtic are twice pegged back by Red Bull Salzburg in their Europa League Group D opener in Austria.
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A man wanted in connection with the disappearance of schoolgirl Alice Gross was convicted of murdering his wife in Latvia, police reveal.
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Tottenham begin their Europa League campaign with a spirited goalless draw against Group C rivals Partizan Belgrade.
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Torture has become such an integral part of policing in Nigeria that many stations have an informal torture officer, Amnesty International says.
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A suicide bombing and mortar fire have killed at least 15 people in a Shia district of Baghdad, Iraqi officials say.
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Five Chadian soldiers serving with the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali are killed in an attack in the northern Kidal region.
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A new video is released showing a British man, identified as journalist John Cantlie, believed to be held hostage by Islamic State militants.
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Voting on whether Scotland should stay in the UK or become an independent nation enters its final stages, with polls to close at 22:00 BST (21:00 GMT).
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko calls on the US to provide military assistance to his country to counter pro-Russian eastern separatists.
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Online abuse directed at tennis star Andy Murray after he declares support for Scottish independence is described as "vile" by police.
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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino describes the anti-Semitic banner displayed by Partizan Belgrade fans as unacceptable.
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A man accused of planning to assist the Islamic State militant group and attempting to murder US soldiers has pleaded not guilty.
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The US Senate passes a bill authorising a plan to train and arm Syrian rebel groups to fight Islamic State (IS) militants.
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A large grant has been given to a project studying police arrest data for racial bias, in the wake of the shooting of an unarmed black teenager in Missouri.
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Supposedly-elite NHS foundation trusts in England are running up an overall deficit for the first time, the regulator is expected to say later.
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Opening night for Shakespeare theatre... in Gdansk
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Is the American Dream alive in Palm Springs?
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President Obama says Congress's backing for his $500m plan to aid moderate Syrian rebels shows that the US is united against Islamic State.
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President Barack Obama has given his support to the visiting Petro Poroshenko, describing himself as a "strong friend" to Ukraine's leader.
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